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Published by Christensen Communications Limited 414 St. Germain Avenue Toronto ON M5M 1W7 (416) 782-6482 * Fax: (416) 782-9993 * E-Mail: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.broadcastdialogue.com Thursday, September 9, 1999 Volume 7, Number 15 Page One of Three CONTENTS AND FORMAT COPYRIGHT IN CANADA AND USA (1999) BY CHRISTENSEN COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED. NO PART OF THIS NEWSLETTER MAY BE REPRODUCED OR RETRANSMITTED WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE PUBLISHER. ADIO: The CRTC has approved Haliburton Broadcasting RGroup’s acquisition of Pelmorex stations CHNO/CHYC Sudbury, CKOY Timmins (and its transmitters CHOH-FM OVER, EXPOSED? Hearst and CHYK Kapuskasing), and CKAP Kapuskasing. The Commission also approves Haliburton's applications to Don't Get Burned! convert three of the stations to FM (CHNO to 103.9 at 100,000 watts, CHYC to 98.9 at 1,000 watts and CKOY to 104.1 at 3,500 watts). CKAP will continue as an AM’er. Price of the transaction is $250,000... This year’s Edmonton Radio Day for the United Way -- being staged today at Edmonton City Hall -- is being coordinated by A-Channel GM Jim Haskins. Stations are doing 'select' shifts throughout the day. A-Channel's Big .._ -..... Breakfast is also taking part as TV supports radio. This is the ' sixth consecutive year where all Edmonton radio stations voice '\ as one for the betterment of the community... Integrated Media \ \ Sales has added CJBK/CJBX-FM London and CKBD/CJJR- \ FM Vancouver to its list of repped stations... Over at CHUM, I Tim Steele began steering the former Major Market Broadcasters’ direction as the new CHUM GROUP RADIO SALES yesterday (Wednesday). Steele is now VP, Sales. The Toronto address and phones remain the same.. With the Rogers acquisition of Rawlco’s KISS-FM/CFR Calgary, speculation is that current “Best Variety” KISS may adapt the KISS-FM Toronto CHR format. If so, it’ll butt heads with WIC’s Power 107 Calgary... Telemedia Radio has contracted Toronto-based RDC (Research-Director.Com) to provide qualitative research management, strategic counsel and marketing support... If you were involved in radio in the late 60s 200 rillL and 70s -- or just love the genre -- and missed the US National Public Radio program last Friday on CKLW Windsor’s heyday (The Hits Just Keep on Coming, produced by Don Gonyea and Dale Willman), go to www.npr.org/programs/lnfsound/onair/990827.onair.html. Hear the show via RealAudio... Still with stuff on the Internet, there’s a neat site with music from the 50s and 60s that can be found and played in their entirety at: www.rockinwoman.com. There · Radio · Television/Cable · DTH · Telephony/PCS · ft1tertainme nt/f' roduction · MMD.S/lMCS are some hidden treasures there such as Unchained Melody by , Satelr oe Transmission • Hectro:nks Mfg./DisL Vito and the Salutations (in the Doo Wop category). Gold With over -1 :i an r nc& ln me Commulllra'liom lnd.lllmy. Country music, too, and a huge selection of all kinds... “Gee, are )'Ot.l can , L~ ur tht11 your insurance needs w ill be met ratings upon us again?” he asked, tongue firmly planted in Peter McCabe, Vice President cheek. A promotion in Toronto - The Q107 Guys Garage - has Te-lephone t41~ 865-0D l Fac: simHe (4 l6t 865-0896 all kinds of neat guy-toys, billboarded as “stuff that she won’t let you buy.” To qualify, a contestant must be the 107th caller Cur •xi B rei1:1 ci mini"' whenever he hears The Nagging Wife. Thursday, September 2, 1999 BROADCAST DIALOGUE Page Two of Three EVOLVING DOOR: CTV has laid off journalists Ken IGN-OFFS: Richard Clewes, the adman who devised the RErnhoffer in Toronto, Dave Rinn, Diana Bishop and SCIBC commercials for Anne Murray and who was President Elizabeth Chu in Ottawa, Elliott Schiff in Jerusalem, and Al of McKim Advertising in Montreal, has died at 73... Martha Sweeney in Vancouver. Five support staff are also gone. Peter Rountree, co-creator and first moderator of NBC News’ Meet the Murphy will return from CTV News 1 to the Toronto bureau. Bill Press, has died at 87. As well as originating and co-producing Rodgers, based in Ottawa for CFTO Toronto, has been told he the show, Rountree was the only woman moderator in the show's can return to Toronto. The layoffs leave Craig Oliver, Jim 52-year history... Francis C. Hall, who helped popularize electric Munson and Roger Smith at the Ottawa bureau... Marc guitars although he never learned to play one, has died aged 90 Charlebois, ex of Major Market Broadcasters, is new SM at in Laguna Beach, CA. Hall teamed with Leo Fender in Fender CHUM-AM/CHUM-FM Toronto. Former CHUM-FM SM Jack Guitars and later headed Rickenbacker Guitars. Addis is out. At CHUM-AM, former SM Don Collins has become a Sales Rep again... At CKPT/CKQM-FM Peterborough, SM OOKING: CIRX The Max FM94/Wild Country 620 CJCI Steve Fawcett takes over as Ops. Mgr. Jim Blundell, as reported LPrince George has an opening for a Swing Announcer... BK last week, is now based in Kingston as Market Manager for the Radio Castlegar is in search of a writer. CHUM stations at Brockville, Peterborough and Kingston... Hal Vincent, after more than 26 years at CFRB Toronto -- almost 20 /FILM: CFCF12 Montreal plans to lay off 23 of them as the station’s Queens Park Reporter -- has been TVemployees, including reporters, technicians and released... Dick Smyth’s part-time commentating relationship salespeople. It’s also axing morning show Montreal Today and with CFRB Toronto ended last week... Two promotions at eliminating overnight movies. Western International Alliance Atlantis Broadcasting. Janet Eastwood is kicked up Communications blames the move on a tough competitive a notch from VP, Marketing and Communications to Senior VP in market and CFCF President Rene Desmarais won’t rule out more the same category. And, Walter Levitt is up from Director of layoffs... Depending on where you live and what your cable Marketing to VP, Marketing... Sharon Capotosto is new Director, company does, you may or may not have four new specialty Merchandising & Licensing, for Alliance Atlantis Television channels now. Launched yesterday were APTN, ROBTv, STAR!, Distribution... ABC Entertainment President Jamie Tarses has and CLT... The Canadian Paediatric Society says preschool resigned. Tarses was the first woman to serve as programming children should watch no more than one hour of TV a day. It says president at one of the three major US networks... Coach ‘Iron’ television "limits children's time to develop vital activities such Mike Keenan has joined CTV Sportsnet as an analyst. He will do as playing, reading, learning to talk, spending time with peers 32 games on Labatt Blue NHL Game Night and the network's and family, storytelling, participating in regular exercise, and 34-game Ottawa Senators regional schedule... Latest to sign developing other necessary physical, mental and social skills." aboard ROBTv are Howard Green (The Nature of Things, The statement came less than a month after a similar one from History Television, Newsworld, Venture, Nightly Business the American Association of Pediatrics. It said children under Report on PBS) and Ali Velshi (Canada AM, CFTO-TV Toronto, 2 shouldn’t watch TV at all... Toronto TV personality Larysa City-TV Toronto)... Global Television Toronto has laid off Harapyn is among 15 people charged in a fraud case, accused Entertainment Reporter Stephanie Black and Entertainment of taking part in a scam that bilked $11-million in GST refunds on Producer Bonnie Laufer... Sam Donaldson is stepping down as car sales. Harapyn was a News Anchor on specialty channel ABC's lead White House correspondent but will still report from CityPulse 24 before being promoted to Star!, CHUM the White House on occasion. Donaldson covered the White Television's new show-biz information channel... The House from 1977 to 1989, returning in 1998 to lead ABC’s Telecaster Committee of Canada has two new members, coverage of the Monica Lewinsky scandal. ROBTv and CLT. Regf ster before September 24th for BIG SAVINGS! This year's blockbuster event wm include rl full -,ge da of dynatnite ses.sions and s. pei:3 kers , the first look .at the CAB/ind 1 stry FuturePlan and fabulous soc'al events. rea.et'dy. 20_ - 0.--_,O -_·. Don't miss ~he op 1portuflity to join over 500 Broadcasting '99' delegates for an invalua ble networking opportunity in Montreal For more lnlformatlon, please cor1ta ct - home to __me -of ou r industry's biggest success storie,s. Julie Descoteau:ic at f 1£HJI 233-4035, ed. 332 or at jdescol;P.@c;ab-ac r .ca o.­ Vi!i.it our vveb site ai : www.cab-acr.ca OCT. 31 - NOV. 2,, 1,99,g • QUEEN EUZABETH HOTEL • MONTREAIL Thursday, September 2, 1999 BROADCAST DIALOGUE Page Three of Three ENERAL: Shaw Communications shareholders people”... Critical comments directed at feminists on CFRA Goverwhelmingly approved a plan to spin off Shaw's Ottawa by Lowell Green, then repeated next day on CHRO-TV broadcasting and specialty TV businesses into a new company Pembroke, did not discriminate against women. Green’s called Corus Entertainment Inc. The restructuring went into comments focused on a controversial sentencing decision which effect yesterday, Sept. 1. The two new publicly traded companies gave no jail time to a woman for killing her husband while he was are Shaw Communications (cable television, Internet, sleeping. Complainants considered that host “promoted the telecommunications and satellite business) and Corus which took hatred of women”... Howard Stern took it on the chin for one over Shaw's radio, specialty TV, digital music services and situation and got off on another.
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